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>I have a feeling 43 mpg is still high.< The EPA got a C-MAX and repeated the test themselves. That's the number Ford is putting on the sticker. On the other hand, a real-world driver probably won't get 43 MPG as the EPA conducts their tests on a laboratory reference fuel that contains no ethanol. Fuels back when the EPA started reporting CAFE numbers didn't contain ethanol, so the laboratory reference fuel doesn't contain ethanol. Also, the drive cycles have very gentle accelerations and decelerations, perfect for a hybrid to report high mileage. They are supposed to account for the state of charge of the high voltage battery so that it doesn't charge or discharge appreciably during the test sequences.
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Single family ownership from new,1967 Aston Martin DB6 Sports Saloon Chassis no. DB6/3134/R Engine no. 400/3189
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Single family ownership from new
1967 Aston Martin DB6 Sports Saloon
Registration no. PLE 538E
Chassis no. DB6/3134/R
Engine no. 400/3189
'I have driven most of the Aston Martin models that have been produced, from the racing twin-cam 1½-litre of the 1920s onwards. For years my favourite has been the DB3S sports-racer, but now my allegiance is wavering. There can be little doubt that the DB6 is the best Aston yet and it is a credit to British engineering.' - John Bolster,
, 21st October 1966.
Last-of-the-line models are always sought after by discerning collectors and few are more highly prized that the final flowering of the glorious 'David Brown' six-cylinder series, considered by many to the last of the 'real' Aston Martins. Culmination of this long-running line of 'DB' sports saloons, the DB6 was introduced in 1965, updating the DB5. Recognisably related to the first of the series, Touring-styled DB4 of 1958, the DB6 abandoned the
body structure of its predecessors in favour of a conventional steel fabrication. The wheelbase was now 4" longer than before, resulting in an extensive restyle with more-raked windscreen, raised roofline and reshaped rear quarter windows. Opening front quarter lights made a reappearance but the major change was at the rear where a Kamm-style tail with spoiler improved the aerodynamics, greatly enhancing stability at high speeds. Although taken for granted these days, such aerodynamic devices were mainly confined to the racetrack in the 1960s and to integrate one so successfully into an existing design was quite a triumph for Aston Martin.
Race tested in the DBR2 before its production debut in the DB4, the Tadek Marek-designed six-cylinder engine had been enlarged to 3,995cc for the preceding DB5, and remained unchanged. Power output on triple SU carburettors was 282bhp, rising to 325bhp in triple-Weber Vantage specification. Borg-Warner automatic transmission was offered alongside the standard ZF five-speed manual gearbox, and for the first time there was optional power-assisted steering.
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magazine concluded its road test by declaring that the DB6 was one of the finest sports cars it had tested: 'The DB6 with its longer wheelbase and better headroom makes an Aston Martin available to the far wider four-seater market, and the design is in every way superior to the previous model. A purist might have thought that the longer wheelbase would affect the near-perfect balance of the DB5, but if anything the DB6 is better.'
An automatic transmission model, this 'Mk1' DB6 was purchased new by the current owner's mother in 1967 and used by her until 1992 when it passed to the vendor. In 2010 Silchester Garage completed a two-year restoration at a cost of circa £80,000 (bills available) and the car remains in commensurately good condition. Currently displaying a genuine total of 78,300 miles on the odometer, 'PLE 538E' is finished in green with matching interior trim and beige leather upholstery. The car is offered with restoration invoices, a quantity of expired MoTs, current road fund licence, Swansea V5 registration document and MoT to July 2013.
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OK, well, the extremely biased opinions of the various beef boards, fish factions, and chicken coalitions have had their free reign for the last 50 years, so I think its finally time to hear what the actual doctors, nutritionists, University studies and medical tests have to say on the matter of bacons nutritional benefits to our health.
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I'll throw my .02 cents in here too. Skynyrd puts on a great show, i've seen quite a few other bands and nobody interacts with the crowd as much as JVZ does, even if it's pretty much the same thing year to year. I saw Boston a couple years ago, all they did was get up, play their songs (very well yes) and done, not much if any crowd interaction, it was like listening to a CD and a rather boring show to be honest with no "extended versions" of anything, plus they only played maybe 10 or 15 minutes longer than Skynyrd tops, if that. My only gripe with a Skynyrd show is the medely, i don't understand why they can't play the entire songs, that would even take care of "short show" complaint if you ask me with out puttin much more strain on the band. But reality is, most big name bands only play 90 minutes at best, including encores, so i'm just gonna be thankfull i/we still have the opprotunity to see Skynyrd lyve year after year. They keep comin to town, i'll keep goin to see them!! Skynyrd Nation!


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McMeekin told Sandra Rogers he 'didn't want to do it'
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Divorce attorney testifies
A divorce attorney, Lindsey Coleman, who handled an agreed order March 20, 2003, between Sandra and Rick Rogers that gave residential custody of their two girls to him and allowed him to stop making child support payments, testified Monday that Sandra was very angry after agreeing to the move.
They were meeting in the coffee shop/information desk area of the Lake County Court House and she became so loud she attracted the attention of court deputies.
"She was very upset and spoke in a very loud voice," said Coleman. The payments were $1,250 a month (about $15,000 per year) that Rogers would no longer have to pay to his ex-wife.
"She was livid that he was taking the support and the girls away from her,' she said. "She made it crystal clear that even though she signed the order it was an attack on her as a person," she said.
Defense Attorney Gillian Gosch got her to admit that oftentimes divorced couples get upset with each other. "Ever see verbal fights in the hallway?"
"Sure," said Coleman.
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The main witness for prosecutors in the trial of Sandra Rogers, 56, formerly of Mundelein, is her daughter's boyfriend who testified that Rogers recruited him in the attempted slaying of her ex-husband and new wife by saying she would tell her daughter she had sex with him.
"She said she wanted to kill him," said Jonathan McMeekin, who has pleaded guilty and is serving 20 years in the Illinois Department of Correction's Lawrence Correctional Center, describing the night of the attempted murder against Rogers' ex-husband, Richard, and his new wife, Angela Gloria. The couple were struck repeatedly with a sledgehammer in the Lincolnshire home May 19, 2003.
"She wanted me to go with her. I told her I didn't want to do it," he said, after describing how he was buzzed from smoking marijuana a couple of times that evening and had also drank 8 to 12 beers, all after he had played in a flag football game at the Libertyville Sport Complex and then some basketball at the Mundelein apartment complex, where his family and Sandra Rogers lived just two doors away.
It was 1:30 a.m. when Sandra Rogers came home and McMeekin asked her where she had been. He had let himself into her apartment with the key that she gave him. She often bought marijuana for him and kept beer in the refrigerator.
"She didn't answer, she just shrugged it off," he said, adding that was not typical of her. She started talking about how she didn't want to be arrested on Monday and that "she wanted to kill him. She wanted me to go with her. I told her I didn't want to. She told me I owed her, she kept talking about how I owed her," he said, because she had bought him football cleats for flag football ($95), let him stay with her at the apartment and took care of him, buying or making him meals numerous times each week, allowing him to use her car even though he was unlicensed.
McMeekin had been dating her daughter, Robin, when she was 13 and he was 16. She lived with her mother and sister, Amber, on Broadway Avenue in Libertyville and he lived a few blocks away at 318 2nd St. with his family in 2001. At one point, he began sleeping with her mother, but he never told Robin he was sleeping with her.
"She said if I didn't go, she would tell Robin we had sex," he testified. "I didn't want her to hurt Robin because I was in a relationship with her. I decided to go with her because I didn't want Robin to know," he said.
They got into her Ford Mustang and she drove to Lincolnshire and he sat in the passenger seat. "How were you feeling?" asked Prosecutor Danielle Pascucci. "Stoned. A little buzzed," he said, adding that he didn't see her smoke any marijuana and she didn't appear intoxicated. "I asked her what we were going to do and she wouldn't answer," he said.
According to McMeekin, first they parked in a nearby business park, but he objected because it was too far away because he was too buzzed. She parked closer at the end of her ex-husband's block. She reached behind the seat and got a ski mask that she gave to him, a long one with just eye holes, and then she pulled out another for herself. Next she pulled out black gloves for herself and latex gloves for him, "like the ones doctor's wear," he said. He got out of the car and she reached in the back seat one more time and pulled out a hammer, cone-shaped on the end "a sledgehammer," he said.
"She tried to give to me. I wouldn't take it," he said. They approached the house and went to the back deck where he told her how to break a sliding glass door with an elbow. But they didn't make entry. He backed off the porch and stood on the grass behind some bushes and she walked around the house and then came back to the porch. She put the hammer near the sliding glass door and stood there.
"I stayed there staring off into space. It was warm, clear, bright night, The moon was out" he said. "Any lights?" asked Pascucci, "No, I don't think there was," he said. Then he heard the sliding glass door open and he looked up and she motioned for him to come back up onto the deck. She went into the house and motioned for me with her hand. I went up on the deck and into the house," he said, noting that was the first time he had ever been in the home.
At that point, the testimony ended to continue today, Tuesday, that will also feature four police officers, McMeekin's attorney and possibly a jail guard. The trial is unusual in that in February of 2012, after serving about seven years of her 30-year prison sentence for trying to murder her ex-husband and his wife, Rogers wanted to withdraw her guilty plea because she had an ineffective defense attorney.
Defense attorney Gillian Gosch has named Robin Rogers as McMeekin's accomplice. She testified Friday that her mother wanted her ex-husband dead.
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Pours pale amber with a fading head.
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Kalamazoo College coaches teach and mentor "K" student athletes, a group that includes 25 percent of the entire student population. Ideally, each coach would be a full-time employee, a significant factor not only on the coach-athlete relationship, but also on a team's success. Unfortunately, budget constraints have limited full-time coaches to seven of the16 teams the College fields.
Slowly, that situation is beginning to change because of the philanthropy of graduates and friends. Today, eight teams have full-time coaches, in part because of a generous donation.
The Tish Loveless Women's Athletics Endowment was established during the spring of 2008, and though it is not yet fully funded, it has helped make possible a full-time position for a women's tennis coach. The interest earned from the endowment helps fund the new position and releases operating dollars for other College expenses. As a result, Sarah Johnston, the team's part-time coach in 2007, becomes full-time this month. In addition to her coaching duties, she will teach physical education classes for all students and take on administrative duties.
"The Tish Loveless Endowment provides wonderful opportunities for current and future women athletes at Kalamazoo College," Johnston said. "It will help me provide continuity for a tennis program that has had four different coaches in the last four years. Accessibility to the team and the ability to recruit prospective students all year are significantly improved with full-time coaching positions."
Student athletes wholeheartedly agree!
"In the past it has been much more difficult in the off-season for the team to stay in touch with the coach and to benefit from that mentoring relationship," said senior Lindsay Zuhlke, a member of the tennis team. "During the season, most of the part-time coaches have other jobs that make a close connection more difficult. Also, we have had trouble retaining coaches because a low-paying, part-time job isn't very appealing.
"Having Coach Johnston around full time will be incredibly helpful for our team," Zuhlke added. "It allows her to spend more time meeting with
"The Loveless Endowment is an investment in excellent educational experiences."recruits and make an even stronger connection with the students on campus."
The addition of a full-time coach for women's tennis is a positive step but there's much to be done. Coaching positions remain part-time for eight teams--more work for the power of endowment, which depends on the gifts of alumni and friends.
"Students' experiences in intercollegiate athletics should mirror their experiences in academics, study abroad, and service learning," said Kristen Smith, director of athletics. "The dynamic interaction, free flow of ideas, and mentoring that mark students' interactions with faculty should also characterize the relationship between a coach and student athlete. After all, athletics is an extension of the classroom. In that sense, the Loveless Endowment is an investment in excellent educational experiences. Those experiences will be maximized with the presence of more full-time coaches on staff."
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Would Rosie O'Donnell ever return to The View?
And if she did, what would happen?
These are examples of two questions that no one had been asking themselves. And yet the instincts of nostalgia are not to be denied: The announcement that O'Donnell would visit the ABC morning talk show Feb. 7 prompted the fingers to instantly program that appearance into the DVR calendar.
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After a divisive exit from the show seven years ago, Rosie O'Donnell is returning to The View on Feb. 7.
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Cyndi Lauper has plenty to celebrate – and she's not doing it alone.
Not only is the singer-songwriter Tony-nominated for her critically acclaimed score to the best-musical contender Kinky Boots, but she's also marking the 30th anniversary of the monster hit that first put her on the map, "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," which she released in 1983.
To celebrate? She was totally surprised by the Kinky Boots ensemble. After quietly securing permission from Lauper's manager and her record company, Sony Music, they assembled this performance music video (see below) of Lauper's signature number.
"It's so sweet, I'm crying," Lauper, 59, during a quick break from rehearsal Monday, told PEOPLE of her reaction to what was done – and about those who participated. She first saw the video Sunday night, before it was posted to YouTube.
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So many Drakes, so little time.
Rosie O'Donnell got herself into a hilarious Twitter mix-up on Tuesday when she Tweeted her appreciation of actor Drake Bell – who is competing on the diving show, Splash.
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Following last week's news that original co-host Joy Behar will be leaving The View, along with rumors that Brooke Shields will be coming aboard to replace Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Barbara Walters attempted to set the record straight on Monday's program.
Walters, who made her entrance at the top of the show on Hasselbeck's arm, looked at the camera and said she wished to address "a particularly false story." She said that reports that Hasselbeck's opposing political views, as expressed on the show, were not forcing her removal.
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The Virginia General Assembly recently passed stricter guidelines for texting and driving.
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FDA Transparency Initiative: Meeting Held to Discuss Opportunities for FDA to Foster Innovation
On August 11, the White House Office of Science, Technology, and Policy (OSTP) hosted a meeting with FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner, Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, United States Chief Technology Officer, Aneesh Chopra, members of the White House Open Government Initiative, and the health care investor community at the White House to discuss ways FDA can make useful and understandable information available about the product approval process and how transparency at FDA can foster medical product innovation. Participants included individuals who invest in small, mid-size, and large companies that develop a range of products regulated by FDA. During the conversation, participants provided feedback to FDA and OSTP in three main areas: (1) how FDA can better explain its processes and operations, (2) what information would be helpful for FDA to provide to sponsors that submit product applications to the agency, and (3) how transparent processes at FDA can foster product development and innovation.
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August 13, 2009 at 10:55 am | #2
Why was industry the only group really represented in this meeting? What about civil society, patient groups, and the public at large? I strongly doubt that they have nothing to say on these issues.
I would have attended this meeting had it been conducted (ironically) in a transparent and accessible way.
August 17, 2009 at 7:44 pm | #3
Although this meeting was called a "meeting with investors", a few of the participants are not investors. Rather, they represent biotech industry itself. For example,
Michael Doherty is a Global Head, Pharma Regulatory Affairs at Hoffman-la Roche (not Genentech). According to his public Linked-in profile, he resides in Switzerland.
Barry Eisenstein is a biotech company Cubist Senior Vice President for Scientific Affairs.
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It is surprising to see these people characterized as investors.
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So it's now one year since the new administration took over the FDA and they have finally started something that looks like transparency (though I'll reserve judgment, thank you). And they're crowing about this?!? Gimme a break! I have followed the FDA for 20 years, and — as a consumer advocate — I'd say this represents some of the "worst of times." Was the Bush FDA worse? Sure. How much worse? At this point I'd say Obama's FDA is giving them a real run for the money.


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Pippa trained at the Hammond School of Dance, Chester and the Royal Ballet School. Originally from Liverpool, she has danced with Scottish Ballet, Wiener Ballet Theatre and The Royal Ballet and joined Northern Ballet in 1996.
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Lucy, Dracula; Young Cathy, Wuthering Heights; Helena, A Midsummer Night's Dream; Juliet, Romeo & Juliet; Wendy, Peter Pan; Madame Butterfly; Clara, The Nutcracker; Madame De Tourvel, Dangerous Liaisons.
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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Artistically I am influenced every day by music, film, something I've seen or read – it isn't s a specific thing or genre, but my theatre designer boyfriend is definitely my artistic hero!
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Not being woken up by my alarm, just waking up when I am ready!
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Hogshead Cafe - Richmond VA
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Hogshead Cafe - Richmond VA
Tue, 11/22/11 1:34 PM
I have been wanting to try this place for a couple of months , since it opened recently. They started with a small menu and added a few things since, but its still small.
I finally had the opportunity to stop with a friend, and I was not disappointed. The menu and the room at the
Hogshead Cafe
may be small ,but the taste is as big as can be. I can almost guarantee everything will be good.
In one trip I managed to sample the special Hog Wild Pork Wings, the Pork BBQ sandwich, the fried oysters, and the Fried Shrimp Po Boy. (Sorry, the lighting was bad for my android phone's cam)
The Hog Wild Pork Wings are apparently rib tips of some sort. They were juicy but slightly crunchy and quite delectable. Makes me want to try their Memphis dry rub babybacks even though I am normally more a spare rib guy.
The fried oysters were some of the best I have had in Richmond. Truthfully been a long time since I have had them like that, fried just perfectly. The remoulade was perhaps tame but these oysters shone on their own and so for me was just right.
The fried shrimp po boy was definitely the best I have had since New Orleans. The shrimp was just the right amount of crunchy, but also tasty, the roll was softer than I expected but held together great. Talk about filling. I took a side of scalloped potatoes becuase I forgot I wanted to try the corn pudding.
The BBQ sandwich my friend had, well they had most of it but I did try some of the pulled pork and it was good enough to eat without sauce. I was too stuffed to try another morsel, so I didn't get the pineapple upside down cake I had promised myself.
This place is not cheap but it is not a yuppy hipster paradise either. The place is shoved between a Blockbuster and a place called the Greek Isles at 9503 West Broad in Richmond's Far West End, sort of catty corner to the Sams Club on the other side of West Broad. But to me it was definitely Hog Heaven.
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Looks like a great find!
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Wed, 11/23/11 8:09 AM
Yeah, I will mention it to a friend of mine who lives there, and I'll try it myself next time I'm there. I enjoy the west side of Richmond
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Wed, 11/23/11 7:46 PM
I just went again for dinner tonight :)
At 5 it was not too busy, which is good - the place only has maybe 12 tables. By 6 when we were leaving the place was filling up quick. I am guessing they do a good take out business - in fact maybe it might get me to go to the blockbuster next store some night, and pick up a video and some take out.
One thing I didnt mention before - they have an interesting beer list - not huge since it is small, but they do carry Legend Ale which is brewed in Richmond.
Tonight I had the oyster appetizer again since my gal is fond of oysters, and she pronounced them excellent. I thought maybe they werent quite as good as yesterday but then again I have been cooking and tasting stuff all day (thanksgiving pre-cooking) so my taste buds may be off.
I had the shrimp platter, and she got the ribs, each of which comes with 2 sides. That way, I got to try a bunch of them. Of course one was the scalloped potatoes again. Also tried the corn pudding. Never had that before but it was good, not that I got to eat a lot of it since she _loved_ it. The hush puppies I thought were perfectly done. The only miss was the coleslaw - she said it was too sour for her taste, and I only eat slaw with a Q sandwich or a fish fry so I didnt partake. But did I mention the hush puppies?
We got some dessert to go, both were cakes that also came with ice cream. They give the ice cream in separate Styrofoam cups so it doesn't melt, which is a great idea. My pineapple upside down cake was mighty good but the warm pumpkin cake took the prize I think. Of course shared them with the kids too who devoured them both.
One of the highlights of the night was the limeaid. I was facing the wrong direction but my son said he watched them actually make the limeaid on the counter, and it did indeed taste fresh. Not sickly sweet like the one at Bills BBQ, but sour with sweetness to cut it - just right.
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Current favorites include the pork chop po boy, the loaded tater tots (smothered in bacon and cheese, but very crispy) and of course the smoked prime rib dip. Grouper nuggets when they have them are great, though they go fast. The specials board is where I order from pretty much every time. Their soups are also good. Heck they even make asparagus taste great (deep fried asparagus fries)
And no I dont work there but I have come to know everyone who works there. The far west end of Richmond is lucky to have a place like this, and their 12 tables are close to full every lunch and dinner, that is, when there isnt a line to get in.
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The city of Charlottesville is continuing to revamp the West Main Street area by beautifying, developing and designing. On Tuesday, city council is set to approve money that will go toward improving the streetscape.
Shenanigan's Toy Shop is the new kid on the block. After moving from its Barracks Road Shopping Center location, it's the newest addition to Charlottesville's artery: West Main Street.
"The move was very exciting. We love the light, we love the neighborhood, people walking by, riding by on bikes, or stopping by on a whim," said the book buyer for Shenanigan's, Jolee Horn.
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One Meatball Place joined the neighborhood six months ago.
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Losing in the AAU 11th-grade Division 1 girls championship game last week in Orlando, Fla., is but one of the memories Jeff Little, coach of the Team Memphis Elite-Little team, will take away from his experience.
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Parent: Patti Driesell
Major: Finance and Management
2011-12 (Redshirt Junior): Moynihan made 22 starts in 26 appearances for North Georgia, logging 25.6 minutes per game ... He averaged 9.1 points and 4.7 rebounds per contest while shooting 37.2% (74-199) from the field ... He hit on 25 of his 81 attempts from beyond the three-point arc and made 77.8% (63-81) of his shots from the free throw line ... He corralled in 121 total rebounds and netted 236 total points ... He finished the season with eight games of double-figure scoring including one double-double performance in a Dec. 7 game against Limestone when he recorded 11 points and 10 rebounds ... He had a season-high 22 points in a Jan. 18 game against Lander when he went 7-11 from the field and 7-7 from the free throw line.
2010-11 (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in 26 games for the Saints starting in four ... He led the team in free throw percentage at 83% ... Moynihan finished the season with 50 rebounds, 25 assists and 13 steals.
2009-10 (Redshirt Freshman): Moynihan appeared in 28 games for the Saints shooting 41% (53-129) from the field and 32% (19-58) from behind the arc ... He connected on 74% (40-54) of his free throw attempts and tallied 60 rebounds, 16 steals, and 34 assists ... He recorded three games with double figures against Lynn, USC Aiken and Columbus State ... Was named the Moe's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 15) after his performances in the two exhibition games to start the season ... Moynihan received Peach Belt Conference Presidential Scholar Athlete accolades.
2008-09 (Freshman): Redshirted.
Centennial High School: Was the recipient of the Student-Athlete Academy Award and the Excalibur Award.


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Summer Volunteer Projects
Summer 2014 Projects
The Summer of 2014 we are planning to build a four unit apartment building. We need carpenters, roofers, painters, flooring installers, plumbers and electricians. Get your work team of any size ready to travel to Nome for a fruitful time. We will have an on-site project coordinator to see the project through to completion. Once the structure has been enclosed, we hope to continue working regardless of the weather. Check the home page of this site for a listing of work teams and their dates to assist in your scheduling. The barge containing all of the construction materials should arrive in Nome on June 10th.
Other Projects needing your help:
Main Studio Building: Includes three studios and three apartments
Studio Building
1. Re-roof
Apartment #1
1. Remodel bathroom
2. Replace kitchen cabinets
3. Paint and re-carpet
Apartment #2
1. Remodel bathroom.
2. Replace kitchen cabinets
3. New flooring & carpet
Apartment #3
1. Replace carpet
Yellow House: Four Bedroom residence.
1. Drywall/paint/carpet upstairs and down the steps
2. Make second bedroom downstairs into a large bathroom
3. Remodel kitchen
4. New carpet
5. New kitchen floor
6. Re-side the remaining three sides with T-1-11 and paint.
7. Replace windows as you re-side.
Transmitter Site
1. Silver solder 240 ground radials at West Tower.
2. Level ATU at Center Tower.
3. Level Transmitter Building.


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Abandons business name STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person has abandoned the following Fictitious Business Name: Will's Window Cleaning. Business Address: 136 Sommers Isle Lane, Beckwourth, CA 96129; County of Plumas. William Kellington, 136 Sommers Isle Lane, Beckwourth, CA 96129; Alexis Kellington, 136 Sommers Isle Lane, Beckwourth, CA 96129; This business was conducted by Husband and Wife. Original Fictitious Business Name File Number: 2008-0000121. Original Filing Date: 4/25/2008. Began Transacting Business: 4/25/2008. Signed: Gretchen Kellington. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Plumas County on date indicated below. Filed: Aug. 18, 2010 Kathleen Williams, County Clerk By Laura L. Davis, Deputy. Published FRB, IVR, CP, PR Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 2010
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